Heimdall is a real-time satellite intelligence platform designed to address the growing congestion in Earth's orbit. By 2030, over 100,000 satellites are projected to orbit Earth alongside millions of debris fragments, creating significant challenges for space operators and researchers.

The platform aggregates satellite information from all major public sources and provides real-time satellite position tracking using TLE data. It offers comprehensive satellite search and filtering capabilities along with in-depth 3D visualization of orbital positions and predicted paths.

Heimdall processes and renders telemetry for every public traceable object in Earth's sphere of influence, making this data accessible anytime, anywhere. The platform aims to give operators complete, real-time insight into their assets and the environment around them.

The primary benefit is providing satellite operators with the tools needed to prevent collisions and comprehensively track objects in space. It addresses the critical questions of how to manage growing space congestion and ensure safe operations.

The platform targets satellite operators, space researchers, and anyone needing comprehensive tracking of objects orbiting Earth. It serves as a foundation for satellite observability, helping users gain complete insight into space assets and environmental conditions.